Palmer Square covered in snow.
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Han Lee ’24 throws a snowball in front of Blair Arch.
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A gas leak in Palmer Square led to the evacuation of the surrounding area.
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A snowy path near First College.
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MAE 222: Mechanics of Fluids, one of the few in-person classes this semester, is held in McDonnell A02, a lecture hall with a typical maximum capacity of over 300 students. There were eight students on Friday.
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